Alaska Fishing Tours
If you want the best sampling of fishing in Alaska, try one of the Ultimate Alaska Fishing tours. We don't stay in one place and fish the same species. Fish Alaska salmon and Halibut and more. Move around and see some of the scenery country. Stay in comfortable lodgings - not a fish camp. Tours even include adventure activities, so your fishing trip to Alaska is a full experience. These tours are offered only on select dates to maximize the "catching" not just fishing potential. Early June features Chinook Salmon fishing, late July features the Coho and Sockeye salmon fishing excursions. LINK TO MORE DETAILS . . .
Alaska Spring Specials
Spring Birder's Migration and April Tours have the benefit of early bird discounts. This is the time of year when Southcentral Alaska begins to awaken. Alaska bird migrations begin and skies fill with overhead calls of geese and ducks, sandhill cranes and swans. Thermal fly zones are filled with migrating raptors like eagles, hawks, osprey and others. Another migration taking place is the Grey Whale, returning to feed in Alaska's nutrient rich waters. These tours are more viewing than doing, and not all of Alaska is out of the snow, but rates are great and crowds are low. These spring tours are offered mid April to mid May. LINK TO MORE DETAILS . . .
Fall Foliage Tour
Autumn in Alaska is a time for nature to be seen and admired. The rich colors of the foliage, the dusting of snow in high country and mountain tops, signal the termination of summer. Alaska's wildlife is active this time of year. The bull moose are up and gathering their cows and the bears are feeding on the tundra's wild blueberry. The bird life that came for Alaska's breeding and feeding grounds are returning south before winter sets in. Be witness to this beautiful time of year - join us on a fall foliage tour in early September. LINK TO MORE DETAILS. . .
Iditarod Winter Adventure Tour
Share in the excitement of the "last great race on earth", the renowned Iditarod. Meet the mushers and their teams. Learn about this favorite sport of Alaskans and the incredible 1150 mile race and journey. Even take a ride behind a team of huskies. Alaska's winter wonderland is best enjoyed in early March, when the days start to warm and the sun stay light a little longer. There's other Alaska winter sports to participate in to make it a full and enjoyable adventure. LINK TO MORE DETAILS . . .
